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Check of System Requirements 

Checking Database Time Zone Tables 

 
Checking Database Time Zone Tables

If the display is the same as in the video above and the time can be converted, the time zone tables have been imported correctly.

 

If the conversion cannot be carried out (result 'NULL'), you must execute the following command on a database server:


On Windows, the time zone tables cannot be imported using a command. Instead, they can be downloaded from the following page and then imported: http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/timezones.html

Individual error messages may sometimes be issued; however, they can be ignored if the test of the time zone tables following the import is successful.

If this test is still unsuccessful, you can get more information directly from the MySQL website: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/mysql-tzinfo-to-sql.html

 

Checking the Java Version

 
Checking the Java Version

Supported Java versions:

Oracle JDK = 8

OpenJDK = 8 / 1.8

 

Checking the MySQL/MariaDB Version

 
Checking the MySQL/MariaDB Version

Supported MySQL/MariaDB versions:

MariaDB >= 10.0

 

 

Checking the Tomcat Version

 
Checking the Tomcat Version

Supported Tomcat versions:

Tomcat 7

 

Updating the API

System Requirements

All the requirements should be checked before updating the API.

  • Check the Java Version
  • Check the Tomcat Version
  • Check the MySQL/MariaDB Version
  • Check Database Time Zone Tables

Update

The API update is carried out according to the following procedure:

  1. Stop the Tomcat service
  2. Delete 'api.war' and 'swagger-proxy.war' and the corresponding folders in the Tomcat Webapps directory (RHEL: /usr/share/tomcat/webapps, DEBIAN: /var/lib/tomcat/webapps)
  3. Copy the new 'api.war' and 'swagger-proxy.war' (due to rights issues, do not move them!) to the Tomcat Webapps directory
  4. Start the Tomcat service

The update on Windows is performed in the same way and can also be carried out using Windows Explorer.

 

Updating Proxy

System Requirements

All the requirements should be checked before updating the proxy.

  • Check the Java Version

Update

WebDAV Proxy

The update of the WebDAV proxy is carried out according to the following procedure:

  1. Stop the WebDAV proxy service
  2. Delete the contents of the WebDAV proxy folder (Linux: /usr/share/sdswebdav | Windows: C:\Program Files\SDS WebDAV-SFTP Proxy)
  3. Copy the new contents to the WebDAV proxy folder
  4. Start the WebDAV proxy service
 

The update on Windows is performed in a similar way and can also be carried out using Windows Explorer.

Ensure that you do not delete the files 'WebDAV_Proxy_Service.exe' and 'WebDAV_Proxy_Service.ini'. The WebDAV proxy continue to be in the same folder, therefore the components should be updated at the same time.

 

Updating the WebUI

Requirements

All the requirements should be checked before updating the WebUI.

  • Check the Java Version
  • Check the Tomcat Version

Update

The WebUI update is carried out according to the following procedure:

  1. Stop the Tomcat service
  2. Delete 'ROOT.war' and the corresponding folder in the Tomcat Webapps directory (RHEL: /usr/share/tomcat/webapps, DEBIAN: /var/lib/tomcat/webapps)
  3. Copy the new 'ROOT.war' to the Tomcat Webapps directory
  4. Start the Tomcat service

The update on Windows is performed in the same way and can also be carried out using Windows Explorer.

 

 

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